Wings were flying and faces were beaming at Archer school, as representatives from the Long Island Children's Museum presented its "Up in the Air" lesson to third-grade classes.
The program allows students the opportunity to explore the science of flight by enabling them to participate in several hands-on activities and teamwork initiatives, including crafting their own gliders, paper wings and parachutes.
Students were eager to put their projects together, which they brought home with them after the lesson.
